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UNIVERSIDAD DE CANTABRIA
DEPARTAMENTO DE INGENIERÍA GEOGRÁFICA
Y TÉCNICAS DE EXPRESIÓN GRÁFICA
TESIS DOCTORAL
Contraste en la ejecución de
auscultaciones geodésicas por
métodos clásicos y con láser escáner.
Autor:
JULIO MANUEL DE LUIS RUIZ
Director:
BENJAMÍN PIÑA PATÓN
Santander, Diciembre de 2009
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